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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-01-05
Dot,nellp beneenber fg til 2eeis,
acknowledgements.

@tatens Garmer=alli bapbe
Mbbe iibfe Manbas, os ber bar
mango 2isislaturmeol eoleumer tititebe.
Ssnatius Donnellp, ber felu ct 2e<
sislaturmeblem benne Sang, bolot
Nabninesabbresien. Soet ban talte
ONT 2opsipernes 8li9t os Nsbuenoig~
beben af erlist Nrbeioe iasbe ban:
rGoltet boloer paa at blipe moralf
torrupt. @esieriusen truer mes at
falbe iom ct 8ptte for moralif Raabz
benbeb. 8i ane peb, at bore iibfe
@als er blepet til 5b1berier % spi=
relas. Staa tappert, mine @enner!
2iuet beitaar ! .noset mere enb Blot at
leue. Sen. iom beFiemmer en- flor
&ommunes berettisebe Saab, brolesz
ger 8eien. .forglnarfisme (9oulgsbeb).
@i pil blipe ipurst, bpor lanst vi
trpet tan saa meb boz 2opsipnins?
Saa lan9t, iom Mlatformerne ueo iibz
ite @als flyer, pi fan. Spilfen STE
publitaner pit pope at benbe &p9sen
til be 2gfter, iom bans Matform gi<
Der, eller bpilfen Democrat otl ipigte
fin? Spem boper at iise, at bet bar
en- Blot os bar @pinbe1 pca 100000
Sten1mer? @i ifal anmobe ON, at
en- Manb lite ifa1 arbeibe for en- an=
ben forat fiele, at bet enc Marfeo
lite ital tiluenbe fig @neretten oper
bet anbets $rpbutter. @siencen al
Glaneri er, at Mrbeibets 5ruster BIZ
BET r9net. ut Me9eren banlebe fin
bDrilte 9anbs meuem Sufterrbrene
par ct muntert 8ilebe iammenlisnet
meb 8iqerne af 5atti9bommen ibag,
mebens andre leuer bpit meb fine
uretferbist erhuerueee Mibler. Bi
fiemper imob nretferbisbeben i nor
@ibte, bois &pbber far ajennem=
trenst Bolitifen / i'm 9elbso. Com
6armere nil ri maalfe bliue anmobe>
be at pirfe 1ammen meo Mrbeioets
@epreientanter. Seq fan lite tente
mig nOsen Gor6rins, Grbeiberne tuns
be sipre til os, iom lite ftuloe funne
fprenes meb Tarmetnes Suteresier.
2isser be nebe, iaa er ber iaa mesei
mere @run6 til, at ri ifulbe lpfte BEN
op.
s bort 2anb maa Gipili3ationer
bepese fig fremab paa gtetfarbisbe:
bens 8ei. Set ct Dplpsninsen, ION
bar brast os op fra 8arbari. 9ete,
Dplpsninsen, iom ,naa lebe % frem.
ab. @i bar faaet go - ierti - 9a:
9e / to Nar, ibpilte ri ital 9ibre 9obt
@aa meb @tsbeb til ebers Nrbeibe,
6pab ber Ct nsopenbigt at sibre, sib,
itrar. @at @maating titfbe til iib'
fte llse. Sab os Sibre benne 2e9is:
latur rninbeperbi8 / Staten peb fl
eobe Mrbeibe. &pis lite, tas beller,
imob @as os reis til Canada eno al
ipigte ebers Belgere."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-01-05
8arne6iet.

gtaar n.an betra8ter bet lpnoeDar'
nebie. itraaler enbnu intet 5ialslin
os tmpbe bertha, men ON fort 9ib be-
9bnber bet at fomme. Barnet Ter
imob lin Mober. Set ta,lie, forun<
breoe 0ie fglser itaoist 2ampen euer
2piet. Set lerer iaa imaat at tien>
be fine Dmsipelier % itielne Eiuse>
ne fra bperanbre. sc iaa after bts<
ie 9ine. Toritaar S beres @prog?
&pert Bill, iom Barnet retter imoo
ct Menneile, ct ct @pgrssmaa1, en-
8gn. 6pab Ct @erben? ipbr bet.
@pao er ieg iefu? 9porfor er ies
tommen bib? 9porfra ct jes fommen?
9oab ital ife meb mig? Sig mig bet,
s potsne Menneler! S maa bel pi=
be bet.
Men bort 2ip 1igser @uaret.
Barnet bBrer ps tale % le89er
Marte til bore 9anblineer, os peb
9ielp beraf fpoes 8arnets 8esreb
ON 9eroen, os berpeo bannes bets
2tospisbum.
@fterbaanoen lerer Barnet at ifielz
ne meQem &et o9 l1ret os at foritaa,
at bet lite er ligesplbi9t, bborlebes
man berer fig ab ber / 2ipet. men
BET bar life euonu faaet noset fiffert
&ienbeteen paa, bpab pirfelis ct sOot
eller onbt - mere END bpab bet ielu
ipnes gobt eller onbt ON. 9erfor ret.
ter bet frembeles Blitfet mob fine nars
mefe. 5pilfet er oetrette? Otter bpifz
fe @runbiatninser bpr ct Menueife<
lip fbres? @is mig BET pofsne! s
peo bet 10, S bar 10 lert bet al Der,
ben. @aa lpoer Opforbrinsen fra
bet iteoie tauie, iteoie forunoreoe og
ibsenbe Barnepie. 2anst oftere enb
tuiinbe pofsne tanfe, ct Barnegiet
forfenoe rettet paa bem,os efter bpao
bet berunber iagttaser, ,bannes bets lDfz
kbrinsenbe eller foroeruelise @runb.
iatninser.
Mean bebgper blot at foritaa, at ber
finbes ct @ielslip, p,en oaasnenbe Nano
bos bet minoite 8arn,o9 man ftal lite
uno9aa itebie at laie benne 8sn set
Hare Barnegie: Bebras mig lite!
8ilbleb mig lite, s pofsne Meuneiter!
Seq fan 10 lite beb min esen &raft fin
be ben rette Sci.
Sper ofte lisaer ber lite osiaa i
8arnepiet ct 9ommeripros liseoper>
for ben pofsne. 9u flyer eller si6r,
bpao bu lpiter, eller boab ber faloer
big ino. @enoer bu big ba ON, Tan
bn le9se Merfe til, at Barnets Die
! fglger big. 9ets Blit paa en- eiens
bomme1is Wtaabe rettet mob big. Du
leler bets 5orbauielie % @pssier,
rigbes. Set er llpploi9beben, iom
allerebe amer, at bet life par iaa gan'
! jte ret. bpab 5aberen iagoe, ,eller bnab
WRoberen[ orbe. 8arnebiet boloer
Som operBprelbrelte.
2er at foritaa Barnepiet, S pofs=
ne,os unoflp alt, iom Tan blipe en- ifa>
belis 5rust for BET, os tom ibu, al
| 8arneiinbet let siper efter for bperi
/ Snbtrpt, onbt eller sobt.
| Seius. iont 9jerne iaa inb Barne,
piet,os fom iaa uel fOritoo bets@pros.
/ iasbe: rge bem, fom forarser en- al
bisie inaa. Set bar beore ON er
Mpl1eten bar benst ON here's 9a1s.
o9 be blep fenfeee ! 9apet, eno ot
Fulbe forarse en- af bisie iuaa".
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-01-05

On Sturt al beb 2emenabe fgr
man saar tilienes pil ofte itanbie en-
5orfislelfe % belbrebe en- iaar Cane,
flyer et enoelit Blab.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-01-05

S ben ienere 1ib ital en- Masie
brittle Erupper pare ienbt til Gana>
ba, % bette besbn6er man at forflare
iaatebes, at BET ct @nslanb, iom |
&aapente al en- nar foreiaaenbe eilz
ropeilf Rria pil 9jare Jorbereoetfer
tic at ,,aa fine fore 8eibbelier / Nfiz
en- meo Eropper. Denne 8ane ans
fees iom ct ubmarfet Gorbinbeliess
.leb meb bisie Beiibbelier, % t,aar
lnal1 logger Marte til, at ben faG
benbttes paa benne Maaoe, bespnber
man at foriaa, bporfor bet bapbe faae
ban 5an meb at bpsse ben,. 1anse f6r
ben antoses at bore ngopeuois eom<
.rlerciel Senieen0e.
/. 5erret. rSes bar fun trlffet to
Dan,er, ber foreneoe alle be 9Dber
og ggenitaber, fom man BELT bill
Itrnffe bDs Ell Rnil1be.
9ameu: r9laa, % bpem er iao
ben anben?1
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-21
18th day OF August A. ID. 1887,
A Resolution

Declaring IL necessary and the intention tC
make public improvement by changing the
grade OF the sidewalks on q portion OF High
Center. Washington and Market streets.
Resolved. by the council OF the city OF
Springfield, Ohio. That IL Is necessary and
that IL intends to make public Improvement
by changing the grade of the sidewalks on tn,
south side OF High street, between Market
space and 'rnter street; Oh the east side of
Center street, between High street ana Wash
ington street; on the north side of Washing
ton street, between center street and Marx et
space; and on the West side of Market space,
as follows, viz:
Beginning at the intersection of the west
curb on Market space. with the south curb on
High street, and level with the adopted grade
at the Intersections of the curbs at the south.
east corner of High street and Market space
thence south with the west curb of Market
space $50 feet 10 the intersection Of the weSt
curb of Market space with the north curb on
Washi ngton street, ascent 81 100 feet; thence
west with the north curb Of Washington
street +sl feet TO the intersection OF the north
curb Of " ashington street with the east curb
north with the east curb On Center street 80
feet 10 the Intersection Of the east curb of
Center street With the south curb Of Uiyh
street. desc-ntt I 50 luI feet: thence east with
the south ''"h street 4S& feet To th,.
place OF be Mt 3 l6-lt0 feet said
grades &" - the profles thereof
IN the II col engineer, for The in
specific. . all par. tereSted therein.
Resolved. further. =. the city clerk be-
ana he Is hereby directed to cause legal publ
cation To be made OF this resolution. and K
Vi. 6elwicSs appointed and directed To serve
legal notice OF this resolution.
Passed by council Julyl 9TH A. ID. lss1.
Attest. f. + THOMAS
J. =. SHEw ALTER. President
City Clerk. l70sm
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-21
Administrator Sale Of Real Estate.

In pursuance of An order of the probat,
court OF Greene county, Ohio, will offer fol
sale at public auction on Saturday, the I'D
day of July. 4. ID. lSs.. at | o'clock y. m upon
the premises, the following described real es
tate. situated In the county of Clark and state
OF Ohio. and in the city of Springfield, and
bounded and described as follows. to-wit:
Being the south part of lot number eighty
uine lsyi, A. the same Is numbered and desig-
mated On Demints plat of the town now city
Of Springfield; beginning Al the southwest
corner of said lot on tn, east line of Spring
street and al the northwest corner Of the city
prison or station house; thence running with
the east line of Spring street north seventy
two feet, more or less. to "A stake in the south
side of an alley: thence east parallel with the
south line of said lot ninety nine lsyl feet,
more or less, To stake In the east line Of
said lot; thence south with the east line of
said lot seventy two feet. more OF less, to the
southeast corner Of said lot; thence west with
the south line of saic lot ninety nine feet.
more OF less, To the place of beginning.
Appraised NJ .S.1J.
Terms Of Sair-,Jne-third cash in hand. one
third in one year. and one third in two years
from the day Of sale, with interest at + per
cent the payments To be be secured by mort
gage upon the premises sold.
AMOS WOLFE.
administrator of Mary y. rhornton. deceased.
June -, 1897. lis0Th
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-21
Sherif's Sale.

DlRSIh Ant to the command Of an eNecu
1 zion Of sale issued from the court of com
mon pleas Of Clark county. Ohio. and TO me
directed and delivered. will offer for sale AT
public auction AT the south door of the court
house oi said county. in the city Of Springfield
on
Saturday, August 9Th. A. ID. 1887,
At o'clock p. m. the following described
mortgaged prem ses. to wit
situated in the county of Clark. state OF
Ohio, and city Of Springfield, bounded as fol.
lows:
Being the north one half of the following
described lot. VIZ: The east one half Of the
lot conveyed To Joseph Jones by Oliver s.
Clark and Caroline Clark, by deed dated Au
gust IL, lstl, and recorded in volume n. page
Isl. of the Deed Records Of Clark county. Ohio
being parts OF lots 81 and 81. as designated on
a plat OF lots laid out by the heirs OF Oliver
clark. deceased. and being nfty (j9 feet fl ont
on new street, east OF Center street, and l2
feet deep. being the same premises this day
conveyed by mortgage TO Elizabeth Henson,
said above described premises appraised at
500
Said above described premises To be sold by
the order of the court of common pleas of
Clark county. Ohio. in ease No. s,2S, wherein
James 7. Goodwin. guardian. is plaintiff. and
Amos " Miller. administrator. etc. Is de-
fendant.
Terms "f sale-'ash.
WILLIAM B. BAKER.
Sheriff Clark County. ohio.
JAWS Z. GOODWIN. Attorney. lto
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-21

Silvering mirrors is an unhealthy en-
ployment, and the men cannot work at it
more than two or three hours daily. They
must he strictly temperate and abstain
from all use of alcoholic drinks They
need nerves "f steel to lie able Ia endure
the horribly ear splitting. penetrating
sounds Of the grinding room. Another
process less dangerous is used in making
mirrors called the patent back. \ solu-
tion of cOlorleSs liquid is poured over the
glass, which is laid on table and steamed
for time. Then after the mirror is de-
veloped the back is painted with dark
red paint, applied with soft camel's hair
brushes. 1t is quite simple and quickly
accomplished, but is only used in the
cheap grades of glass mirrors Chicago
Herald
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-21
Notice to Contractors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the city OF
" Springfield. ohio, will receive scaled pro
pnsals a the Office OF the city clerk Of said
city, for furnishing all the material and doing
all the labor for the erection Of the iron su-
perstructure OF a bridge over Buck creek. on
Factory street. in said city. bidders TO furnish
their own plans and specifications for said su-
prrstructure.
All PROPOSALS must be for doing said work
according to the plan of abutments In the city
engi neers Office. and the plans and specinca-
iions furnished by the bidders on the super
structure, must be signed by the full name OF
all parties Interested in said bid. and by some
responsible dlSinterested person as a guaran-
tee that contract will be entered into pro
yided the bid is accepted. and must be on file
in the city clerk : Office on OF before u O'Clock
noon. of Tuesday, the 10Th day of July. A. u.
1857, To be oI ened and publicly read imme-
diateiy after II O'Clock OF said day, in the
presence oi the mayor. city engineer. assistant
city engineer and city clerk, or any two of
them, and reported to council At the first
meeting thereafter.
The city council reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals presented for any reason
they may deem sufficient.
By order Of cOnncil-
llsbs J.S. .SHEWALTER, City Clerk.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-21
DALTON.

DALTON. July I9.-The mercury regis
tered 100 in the shade Monday Mrs
William kiblinger and daughter were guest,
at Jacob IeimanS, last SUNDAY . Mr.
William Tomlin and wife were the guests
of Matthew Barger. last Saturday Rev
John 4. White. formerly OF Dalton charge
now Of Cincinnati. q, Station {. was tht
guest of George W. Collision. last Sunday
-. MIR. William Fiddler. of this place. is
In Piqua. o.. visiting his aunt II. Frantl
was the guest of Silas Freeze last week
Mr. James Good and wife, of Springfield.
were the guests of l.. A. Darnell last week
" j. NJ. Thackrey and family spent last
Sabbath with Henry ROtehaine The
Jolly boys" band Of this place have pur-
chased some new horns from Pepper II
Co. of Philadelphia. The Dalton gas
well seems I" be the thought OF the people
at present Mr.. Enos WhiteSel will gn Ia
old Virginia in two weeks Ia sell fruit trees.
.. The contractor Of Jacob l.ehmon'>
house Emery Ierklel will finish the work
this week. When completed will
be the finest in town .
Mr.. Thomas Snaps little son is very sick.
with not much hope of his recovery . Mrs.
Noah Fansler is still very poorly There
is quite talk about the Northampton gas
we'll. We. as citizens of Dalton and com.
munity, would like to have tn. N0rthanp-
ton folks to understand that We owe them
nothing: that the gas well is three miles
from this place and five and one-half miles
from them. We would like to have the
name of the we'll changed 81 that people
will know where Ia find it,.
We would like I" have the story told
straight about the gas well. II SecIis that
some people get So excited or get some one
else excited, 80 they can make some money
out of them before they can get the straight
of it. This gas well is 800 feet deep, and
has struck two pockets of gas about
enough 10 run the engine of ga> we'll
drill
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-21

On the grounds the police swarmed
everywhere. They We're very skillful in
their management Of this holiday crowd
They werr very careful about not using
any arbitrary power which would provoke
the crowd. They Were very firm in SAY
ing what could or could not De done. but
they acted more as friendly monitors than
as arbitrary representatives of the law
The English constabulary certainly handle
large crowds in this regard better than
We. There is no pushing, no jostling. no
scramhllng permitted. The rights of the
humblest are respected. The costermon-
ger, with his overloaded vegetable cradle
and his little rat "f an animal, has as fair
a chance IN the street procession as th,.
shOwy drag, with its handsome ,ouble
teams. The police on this day. 50 far as |
could see, made but few arrests Where
man WAS found tranSgressing he was
simply warned. If many arrests were to
be made IL is easy To see that the mob ele-
ment might become excited, and the re-
suit would be anything but the good order
which is now maintained.-T c. Craw-
ford in New York World.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-21
make the city Attractive.

People are just beginning to under
stand. remarked an observing and much.
travelled gentleman, that il pays to make
city attractive To visitors. | mean OH
this side of the water, because Europeans
have learned the lesson long ago. and the
result is found in an ocean of travel
abroad. America surpasses every other
country i'll natural attractions. but there
Is Very little attention paid 10 art and
decorations. Our cities are plainly built
the streets are poorly kept. there are few
drives and what attractions We have are
not we'll advertised. But change is tax
ing place for the better and the result will
soon be apparent. Architectural beauty is
not a waste Of money, as Americans used
To think, but actually a source Of revenue
If looked upon as an advertisement -
Philadelphia Call
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-21
Total

For Market street sewer:

W .'h NJ NttttA st"FA-
Resolved. by The council q: the city OF
Springfield, OHIO. two thirds Of The whole
number oi inruIbrrs elected thereto concur
ring. that II IS ncctsslry and that II intends
1" make a public Improvement by c.n,IruvI-
iug the sewer hrrct tuAItcr described, accord
ing 10 the plans. pronl-S and sprcIn sations
therefor on file in the Office OF the cIIy ci,il
engineer and recorded In the ofiiee of the eft y
clerk and open TO the Inspection Of all parti- 5
Interested; and that the sewer in the sewer
district both herein described. said sew er
and sewer district be ny part of the clans and
system OF sewerage for said city heretofore
adopted by the council. is required and Is
hereby designated for immediate use
said sewer is described a. follows viz:
beginning At Mill Run sewer in the center
OF Market street. thence south with the cen
ter of Market street I'VE hundred and siSry.
two feet Ia the south side of the Indiana.
Bloomington and Western railroad. Said
sewer is in the Center street sewer district or
sewer district No. I. the boundaries Of which
are As follows: Commencing AT the intersec
ton OF the east line Of Market street with the
center OF Buck creek; thence with the center
line OF Buck creek down the same TO the in
tersection OF the center line thereof with the
east line of Factory street; thence with the
east line of Factory street and with the east
line Of Factory street extended southwark To
Its intersection with the south corporation
line; thence east with said corporation line 10
the west line OF turnpike road. formerly the
Springfield and Clifton turnpike; thence with
the west line OF said road north 10 the old cor
sections SI and 4.township 3. range 9. NJ. R. 5 ;
thence with said section line west TO the east
line OF Market street; thence with the east
line OF Market street north To the place of be
ginning.
The plans and specifications required by Law
Tor the construction Of said sewer have been
prepared. and are on nle In the ofiiee of the
city civil engineer for examination and in
spection by parties interested; and council
Will hear said parties At its regular meeting 10
be held In the council chamber of said city on
the
10th day OF August. A. ID. 1887,
commencing at O'Clock y. m, and In the
event there should be no sessi on of council on
said night. then at its first regular meeting
thereafter.
The city clerk Is hereby directed 10 publish
this resolution for two consecutive weeks in A
Newspaper Of general circulation in the cor
poration.
Passed BY Council July le. A. D.. 1857.
+. I. THOMAS, President.
Attest: J. S. sHEwALrSR. CITY Clerk. l64am
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-21
GREENE TOWNSHIP.

GREESAPnLIS, July 2O.-MiSS VI. Day.
Of the city, spent last week with Miss Anna
Nevins. Peter krott. the man who was
struck by lightning, is improving. Chris
Zeigler has returned from st. Louis with
two car load of Texan horses, and bought
his family small pony. . The southern
part of the township is somewhat elated on
account of the fine rain of last Thursday
Of last week. The prohationerS of Emory
chapel will be admitted into membership
on next sabbath with aPrropriate services.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-21

Some European ladies passing through
Constantinople paid visit 10 certain
high Turkish fUnctionary. The host of
fered them refreshments. including a
great variety of sweetmeats. always tax
ing care to give one of the ladies double
the quantity he gave the others Flat
tered by this marked attention she put
the question, through the interpreter:
why do you serve me more literally
than the rest"' because you have a
larger mouth" was the straightforward
reply y-Chambers' journal.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-21

Springfield should take natural gas when
she can get it. She would know just what
To do with it. With al abundant supply at
a reasonable cost it would save her a half a
million to million dollars year But she
is not going to wait for il. She is going
right along.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-21
Something About Blood Oranges.

Where do the blood oranges come
fromg'
From Sicily. They are the Messina
oranges They are distinct species
Sometimes they mix with other varieties
near by. a. white corn mikes with yellow,
and you see one occasionally with a red
streak"
How do they sell'''
slightly higher than others. A great
many prefer them to others, while some
persons won't touch them AT all New
York sun.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-21

Tine Farm and Eirssid6. of this city,
gives the following well-considered advice
As 10 the driven well business:
l. Pay no royalty on wells driven since
January II. l>s5, as the patent expired on
that date.
:. do not paw more than SO royalty in
any case, a. the owners of the patent are
settling at that rate, and even less
). do not pay 10 anybody except those
Who can produce inc"nte>tible proof that
they are the accredited agents of the owners
"t the patent Don't pay 10 any travelling
agents who may claim TO represent the own
-rs. There will be agents appointed to
visit every county town where the wells are
IN use and these will be able 10 prove their
authority.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-21
A Resolution

Declaring II necessary and the intention OF
council to make "A public Improvement by
changing the grade OF Shater street from
North street To 'rdar street.
Resolved. by the council of the city of
Springfield. Ohio. two thirds OF the whole mum
ber OF members elected thereto concurrlHg
that IL Is necessary and that it intends to
make public improvement by changing the
grade Of Shafer street from North street to
Cedar street. as follows:
Beginning at the established grade on the
north line Of North street; thence north ~
feet 10 the grade O1 Cedar street. descent
i0l0J feet. according to the profile thereof
on nle in the office Of the city civil engineer
for the inspection OF all parties Interested.
Resolved, further, That the city clerk be and
he is hereby directed to cause legal publica-
ton TO be made of this resolution, and r. VI.
Gelwicks appointed and directed to serve
legal notice Ok this resolution upon all the
owners Of property abuttng upon said portion
Of shafer street. or on the persons In whose
names the abutting property Is assessed.
Passed by council July 18th, A. u. lss7.
+. T. THOMAS,
Attest President.
J. :. SHEw.LrER, city Clerk. l7Lam